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Two Syosset Seniors Excel at INTEL
Two Syosset High School students were recently selected as semifinalists in INTEL's 59th Annual Science Talent Search.
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Chamber Announces "The Best Is Yet to Come"
In only its first year of existence, the Syosset Chamber of Commerce has been very active. In the first of this year's monthly meetings, the compiled achievements of the past year were reflected upon in a letter of appreciation from Chamber President Frank Urso. The meeting also addressed the development of a membership directory that will be distributed to the majority of residents in the township. Nassau County Legislator Brian Muellers attended and spoke at the meeting.
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Syosset Baseball Tryouts
All boys who are 11 and 12 years old and have registered to play Syosset Little League baseball in the coming season are requested to attend tryouts on Sat. Feb. 12, between 3 - 4:30 p.m. in the gymnasium at St. Mary's Children's Services on Convent Road. These tryouts will help determine who will play in the AAA division and who will play in the major league division.
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Syosset Senior Boys Basketball
In the ninth and tenth grade division, the Nets notched their second victory of the season as they ran away from the Celtics in the last three periods, 64-47. Led by the speed, rebounding and scoring of Phil Jean (16 points), the Nets never looked back once they jumped into the lead shortly after the start of the second half. Joey Goldberg and Jared Bitter (12 points each) and Sean Matthews (eight points) led a balanced and relentless attack for the Nets as a full-court press eventually stymied the undermanned Celtics. The Celtics were led by Russell Diller and Dan Shapiro (16 points each) and the strong rebounding of Stuart Schisgall (seven points).
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